CamelBak Chute Mag Water Bottle, Insulated Stainless Steel
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Despite the manufacturer's claim that only the lid is dishwasher safe, I machine wash both the lid and the insulated bottle on the top rack of my dishwasher, and the insulation performs as well as new.
A Zorri water bottle works well for my petite 5-year-old. It is BPA/BPS free. Plastic is available for free. For us, it's both light and leak-proof. For the past two years, I've been using it. Fits in the cupholder in the backseat of a car. It has a push-up/down lock, and then the top is opened by pressing the button. With a sproing sound, the top springs back. If you choose a stainless steel bottle, keep in mind that it contains nickel. 18 stainless copper is 8% nickel copper copper copper copper copper co One of my children has a nickel allergy. observant
I use the 20oz in a bike bottle cage, but I had to get one that didn't have the pronounced top hook that normal plastic bottles have. It was difficult to get out of the regular one, which had a prominent top hook.
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Water is easy to transport and stays very cold even in extreme heat. Cap can be picky, but that isn't a deal breaker. Camelbak lists a width dimension of 3 inches, which is incorrect. When it comes to height, 7 inches is a stretch. 25 inches in length. br>br>I'm a big fan of these bottles. They keep the liquid cold for an extremely long time, even when left in the car on hot days! It's ideal for long days of errand-running. br>br>I've attached a photo of the spout; it may be difficult to see, but it has a slight tilt to it, making it more comfortable to drink from than a straight spout on a Takeya, which I also own. br>br>The chute I got came with the new magnetic lid. When I drink, I like how the lid automatically pulls back out of my face (especially when the fluid level is low), but the cap appears to be more difficult to remove than the cap on the non-insulated bottle. I have a magnetic lid as well. (I drink a lot of water from these insulated water bottles!) ) I'm hoping to grow accustomed to it, but I've only had this bottle for a little over a month and it has yet to happen. It also appears that removing/replacing the cap takes more turns than the non-removable cap. version with magnets And, because it's not a big deal for me to hold the cap back with a finger while I'm drinking, I actually prefer the old non-electric version. version with magnets Regrettably, those limits are likely to be phased out. Bummer. br>br>The handle has a slight rubbery feel to it, which makes it easier to grip, but I think it could use a little more cushion. Because my bottle is 32 ounces and can be quite heavy when full, I believe that carrying it for an extended period of time while walking would begin to hurt, though I haven't tried it yet! br>br>The width dimension of the bottle is the only real issue I have with it. There were some inconsistencies on Amazon, so I went with what was listed on the Camelbak website, which turned out to be incorrect! Camelbak listed the width as 3. 7 inches, so I purchased a silicone sleeve in that size for the bottle's bottom (prior to receiving the bottle) - It's also a tad too large! It appears to be around 3 inches when measured with a ruler. 25 inches in length. However, this makes it more manageable to hold! br>br>Even with the incorrect width measurement and the finicky cap, these are still a fantastic buy. These chute bottles come highly recommended by me. br>br>If this review was helpful to you, please click the "helpful" button below - It motivates me to continue writing reviews!.
These bottles are fantastic! This is my second 20oz (the first is still in great shape; I just wanted the cool new lid), and I just ordered the 32 oz, which will be the perfect size for when I need more hydration. br>I agree that it's inconvenient that the description claims dishwasher safety but the bottom of the bottle states otherwise. I can wash my bottles by hand, so that is fine with me. *Update - br>br> 2 stars. To remove the cap, it was rotated from a half-turn to a full 360°. In my opinion, this is a huge failure. br>*2nd Update - Returning to a 5-star rating You grow accustomed to your new lid. It appeals to me.
This new design, combined with the new cap, is a huge disappointment. I used to be able to put ice in the previous version ONCE and it would last at least 36 hours, but now I can't even get through a day with just one ice fill. I also fill it with ice until it's completely full before adding cold water. What a letdown!.
This bottle had been in my possession for five weeks when it began to rattle against the walls. The rattle can be seen in the video.
Overall: If you're looking for a monster, you've come to the right place. This is a great buy because it is a good-sized water bottle that will last you half the day (I drink a lot of water) and it is durable and attractive. This is my favorite of dozens of refillable water bottles that I've owned. br>br>I've had two Camelbak 40 oz. I've had two Mag Chutes in the past, both of which I loved but lost (yes, I understand how difficult it is to lose such a large, heavy water bottle, but I digress). br>br>I ordered this one after losing the last one and seeing that a new olive color was available. It was an easy decision for me to make. It had a dent in the bottom from shipping when it arrived, but Amazon offered a partial refund. Likes: br>br>Likes: br>br>Likes: br>br>L
- The new magnetized top replaces the previous design, which required carefully wedgeing the top into the lid to keep it open. This one is a keeper.
- The "finger loop" (in my words) that used to carry this thing is now wider, allowing two (or three if smaller) fingers to fit through it. Only one finger could be used in the previous one. When the old design was fully loaded, it became quite heavy, and I was frequently concerned that it would shift and break my finger. There are no such issues here. dislikes: br>br>dislikes: br>br>dislikes: br>br>d
- It appears that closing the new mouthpiece lid is more difficult. When I was driving, I could completely and confidently screw on the old design's lid with one hand. This one takes a little more effort; I have to double-check the seal every time I close it because it seems to want to cross the line. thread and make it appear as if it's closed when it isn't. This thing has leaked and completely emptied on two occasions, once on my car seat and once on the floorboard; 40 ounces of water is a lot of water to have leaking all over the place.
I was hesitant to purchase the Coral because it appeared to be extremely bright in the photo. However, another buyer stated that it is not as bright as it appears to be, which I desired. So I'm a big fan of the coral color because it's bright but not too bright. The 20oz seems small, but it's perfect for my petite frame and I don't drink a lot of water, so the 20oz is perfect for me. However, if my husband and I share, it will be far too small. So, if you want something a little bigger, the 32oz is the way to go. br>br>I was trying to decide between a camelbak and a hydro bc cap. I'm clumsy at times, so I didn't like having to open the whole cap to drink water and risk spilling it. This camelbak has the smaller "water bottle style" cap that I was looking for.
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